Can you afford these?

[pirate]

Check out all this cool stuff you can blow your life savings on.

I like the glowing driveway and the bullet earbuds.





Highest Price <-------------

 

[pirate]

I like this:

but probably not this:

 

[Beetlelinz1125]

I would love this

 

[Beetlelinz1125]

Sorry still trying to figure out the iPad....it's the walk-in beer cooler.

 

[DaKruiser]

I have to build that bowling ball pool table!

 

[pirate]

I have to build that bowling ball pool table!

Oh ya, that was pretty cool. I also like the digital table as well with the water ripple affect.




Maybe this too...

 

[DaKruiser]

Oh ya, that was pretty cool. I also like the digital table as well with the water ripple affect.

I think it would be a blast in the back yard!

Maybe this too...

 

[pirate]

Gotta wonder what this does when the pressure builds up back int he engine.

 

[SmileDocHill]

I am going to make a couple coffee tables for my man cave with the ammo crates I have like this...

 

[Benny]

Title: Tactical "Coffee" Mug

 

[femurphy77]

the real question is can you afford these?

 

[tgallmey]

Ok sign me up for the:

Diesel powered Mech
Tron Lightcycle
If I wanna remain single forever the Tie Fighter bed
The Royal Toilet throne
AK Lamps
Replica Portal Gun
Glowstone driveway
The powerful laser
Baked potato bean bag
Zombie gnomes
Motorized bumper boats
Sith bath robe
Defusable bomb alarm clock
Combat Lawn Gnomes
Minecraft coasters
Money Firestarters

 

[stephen87]

the real question is can you afford these?

Where do I sign up?!

I haven't looked at it yet, but a friend from MN has no vents in his house, his walls are heated along with his driveway. It's really awesome.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

Where do I sign up?!

I haven't looked at it yet, but a friend from MN has no vents in his house, his walls are heated along with his driveway. It's really awesome.

Not all that hard to do... But certainly CAN be quite expensive.

Just gotta be prepared for the energy consumption to heat the water and then power the pump to circulate it.

My step dad installed under-floor heat plumbing under their living room/kitchen/den area floor. Powered by a corn & wood pellet furnace. Works pretty well from my understanding - save for my mom's a light sleeper and the pump is too loud for her. (That, and she's rather smoke sensitive so if the air pressures are wonky or the wind is out of the wrong direction - she can't stand to be in the house due to the odor)

-J-

 

[stephen87]

Yeah, his is also plumbing with warm water in the pipes or cool water in the summer. I've seen the during pictures and it's pretty cool how he did it. They did the same with the garage also.

 

[Benny]

Where do I sign up?!

I haven't looked at it yet, but a friend from MN has no vents in his house, his walls are heated along with his driveway. It's really awesome.

I could see how really hot water could work in the winter, but could something like that be possible around here (or even more towards the equator) in the summer or do you need to live in MN for that to work?

 

[Brandon]

I'd take the fish tank headboard.

I saw a report on yahoo a couple weeks ago about the glass pool table and the person that bought it scratched the glass by using regular pool balls instead of what the mgf. recommended using to avoid scratching the glass.

I'll stick with my cheaper pool table.

 

[hornadylnl]

I could see how really hot water could work in the winter, but could something like that be possible around here (or even more towards the equator) in the summer or do you need to live in MN for that to work?

I was told you couldn't use radiant floor heat for cooling due to all the condensation it would cause.

 

[stephen87]

I was told you couldn't use radiant floor heat for cooling due to all the condensation it would cause.

It would depend on temperature. I think they keep it around 70 year round. I can check with him on how they do it.

 

[ThrottleJockey]

I can't afford ANY of it, but this link will now get sent out as my Christmas list